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Published on 6/30/2006 in the Prospect News High Yield Daily.

JPMorgan top U.S. market high-yield underwriter year to date

• U.S. market high-yield issuance totals $69.56 billion year to date

• JPMorgan top global high-yield underwriter year to date

• Global high-yield issuance totals $81.87 billion year to date

• Credit Suisse top European high-yield underwriter year to date

• European high-yield issuance totals $17.95 billion year to date

New York, June 30 - JPMorgan Securities came close to sweeping the high-yield league tables, ranking first year to date in the U.S. market, first year to date in the global market and taking first position for both those markets in June and the second quarter, according to data compiled by Prospect News.

Only in the European market did another firm manage to top the tables: Credit Suisse came in first year to date and in the second quarter while Calyon handled June's single European deal.

JPMorgan's first place in the U.S. high-yield market meant it replaced Citigroup in the number one position. JPMorgan was first for the year through the end of April, but Citi had been in the lead at the end of all the previous months this year.

The margin separating the two at the end of June is small, $0.33 billion or 0.48 percentage points of market share.

JPMorgan's surge to the top was significantly helped by its role as joint bookrunner on two of the month's biggest deals, Nortel Networks Ltd.'s $2 billion of senior notes in three parts and Windstream Corp.'s $2.5 billion of senior notes in two parts.

Meanwhile, the turbulence in the financial markets during June did not prevent the month ending with the second-highest volume so far this year. At $14.57 billion, only January has been bigger so far in 2006 with $15.86 billion.

In addition to Nortel and Windstream, June also saw Intelsat (Bermuda) Ltd. and PanAmSat Corp. bring $2.9 billion of bonds to market.

The year-to-date total for new issuance is now $69.56 billion, 34% ahead of the $52.00 billion at the same stage in 2005.

The U.S. market figures cover dollar-denominated high-yield deals issued in the United States as registered offerings or under Rule 144A and include all issuers, regardless of their home country.

For the global high-yield market, covering all major currencies but only issuers from industrialized countries, JPMorgan also dislodged Citigroup, which had been in first place for two months.

For European deals, Credit Suisse held on to the number one position for a second month.

Global issuance so far this year is $81.87 billion, 45% above the $56.27 billion for the same period of 2005.

Despite a tiny $0.18 billion of European activity in June, that market is also running far ahead of 2005 at $17.95 billion for 2006 so far against $11.18 billion at the same stage last year.

Year to date, U.S. market, all issuers

2005 Comparables

UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1JPMorgan11.4096316.40%45.6383710.84%
2Citigroup11.0725315.92%36.1384411.80%
3Credit Suisse6.506439.35%16.8534313.18%
4Banc of America6.313489.07%26.3224712.16%
5Deutsche Bank5.519397.93%54.962329.54%
6Merrill Lynch5.094287.32%63.821237.35%
7Lehman4.215296.06%82.944255.66%
8Morgan Stanley4.049165.82%92.809155.40%
9Goldman Sachs3.100214.46%112.396184.61%
10Bear Stearns3.084174.43%121.728123.32%
Total69.56319952.003210
Average size:0.3500.248
Year to date, U.S. market, industrialized country issuers
2005 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1JPMorgan11.0266017.36%54.5113310.03%
2Citigroup9.6724615.23%35.2303611.63%
3Banc of America6.313489.94%16.3224714.06%
4Credit Suisse6.156409.69%25.3263411.85%
5Deutsche Bank5.122368.06%44.7652910.60%
6Merrill Lynch4.894267.70%82.874186.39%
7Lehman4.090286.44%72.944256.55%
8Morgan Stanley3.624125.70%111.754123.90%
9Bear Stearns3.084174.85%121.528113.40%
10Goldman Sachs2.775194.37%102.313175.14%
Total63.52717244.962183
Average size:0.3690.246
Year to date, global market, industrialized country issuers
2005 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1JPMorgan11.8496514.47%55.365409.53%
2Citigroup11.8475314.47%26.7394611.98%
3Credit Suisse9.3254811.39%17.0844212.59%
4Deutsche Bank7.930499.69%36.5704011.68%
5Banc of America6.475507.91%46.5544911.65%
6Merrill Lynch5.894297.20%93.256215.79%
7Morgan Stanley5.142176.28%112.192153.90%
8Goldman Sachs5.077256.20%73.521236.26%
9Lehman4.127295.04%83.410296.06%
10Bear Stearns3.084173.77%121.528112.72%
Total81.87420856.268219
Average size:0.3940.257
Year to date, European currencies, industrialized country issuers
2005 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1Credit Suisse3.169817.66%21.757815.72%
2Deutsche Bank2.8081315.65%11.8051116.14%
3Goldman Sachs2.301612.82%41.208610.80%
4Citigroup2.175712.12%31.447912.94%
5Barclays1.69259.43%140.16811.50%
6Morgan Stanley1.51858.46%80.43833.92%
7Merrill Lynch1.00035.57%90.38233.42%
8JPMorgan0.82354.58%60.85477.64%
9BNP Paribas0.51142.85%51.00048.94%
10RBS0.49532.76%120.27122.42%
Total17.9463511.18135
Average size:0.5130.319
Q2, U.S. market, all issuers
2005 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1JPMorgan8.3534221.98%90.985124.75%
2Citigroup5.8033315.27%51.939179.35%
3Lehman3.528229.28%110.81593.93%
4Deutsche Bank3.353268.82%42.070139.98%
5Credit Suisse3.046238.01%12.8061813.53%
6Banc of America2.761267.26%32.4181611.66%
7Merrill Lynch2.730137.18%22.5651412.37%
8Goldman Sachs1.755154.62%100.925104.46%
9UBS1.505123.96%61.692148.16%
10Bear Stearns1.14593.01%120.55542.68%
Total38.00611620.73690
Average size:0.3280.230
Q2, U.S. market, industrialized country issuers
2005 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1JPMorgan8.1534123.57%80.902115.26%
2Citigroup5.2282915.12%71.306117.62%
3Lehman3.403219.84%100.81594.75%
4Deutsche Bank2.957238.55%31.9471111.36%
5Credit Suisse2.921228.44%22.4141514.08%
6Banc of America2.761267.98%12.4181614.10%
7Merrill Lynch2.580127.46%41.692109.87%
8Goldman Sachs1.755155.08%90.84294.91%
9Bear Stearns1.14593.31%130.35532.07%
10UBS1.039103.00%51.569129.15%
Total34.58510017.14976
Average size:0.3460.226
Q2, global market, industrialized country issuers
2005 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1JPMorgan8.7444419.42%81.230146.29%
2Citigroup6.5013314.44%71.306116.68%
3Credit Suisse5.4872812.19%12.6171613.37%
4Deutsche Bank4.7513210.55%22.4691412.62%
5Goldman Sachs3.515207.81%110.84294.31%
6Lehman3.439227.64%91.040125.31%
7Merrill Lynch2.871146.38%41.692108.65%
8Banc of America2.862276.36%32.4181612.36%
9Bear Stearns1.14592.54%140.35531.81%
10UBS1.039102.31%51.569128.02%
Total45.01612119.56486
Average size:0.3720.227
Q2, European currencies, industrialized country issuers
2005 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1Credit Suisse2.567625.17%60.20218.38%
2Deutsche Bank1.794917.59%10.522321.60%
3Goldman Sachs1.760517.26%
4Citigroup1.273412.48%
5JPMorgan0.59135.79%30.328313.56%
6RBS0.38623.79%90.11014.53%
7Barclays0.38623.79%70.16816.96%
8Calyon0.35133.44%
9Merrill Lynch0.29022.85%
10BNP Paribas0.21132.07%20.343114.18%
Total10.199212.41610
Average size:0.4860.242
June, U.S. market, all issuers
2005 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1JPMorgan3.4751623.85%80.56154.44%
2Citigroup2.3891316.39%51.5611312.37%
3Merrill Lynch1.697511.64%12.2141017.55%
4Credit Suisse1.398109.59%41.6071012.74%
5Deutsche Bank1.28798.83%31.7441013.82%
6Lehman1.14697.86%100.25622.02%
7Banc of America1.06587.31%21.752913.88%
8Goldman Sachs0.85475.86%130.16321.29%
9UBS0.35542.44%70.76376.04%
10Wachovia0.16421.12%60.92147.30%
Total14.5723912.61949
Average size:0.3740.258
June, U.S. market, industrialized country issuers
2005 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1JPMorgan3.4751624.18%90.47844.45%
2Citigroup2.3891316.62%51.2401011.55%
3Merrill Lynch1.697511.81%41.341612.50%
4Credit Suisse1.398109.73%31.524914.20%
5Deutsche Bank1.28798.95%21.621815.11%
6Lehman1.14697.97%100.25622.38%
7Banc of America1.06587.41%11.752916.32%
8Goldman Sachs0.85475.94%120.08010.75%
9UBS0.25631.78%70.64055.96%
10Wachovia0.16421.14%60.92148.58%
Total14.3743810.73142
Average size:0.3780.255
June, global market, industrialized country issuers
2005 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1JPMorgan3.4751623.89%90.47844.21%
2Citigroup2.3891316.42%51.2401010.93%
3Merrill Lynch1.697511.66%41.341611.83%
4Credit Suisse1.398109.61%21.7271015.23%
5Deutsche Bank1.28798.85%31.621814.30%
6Lehman1.14697.88%100.25622.25%
7Banc of America1.06587.32%11.752915.45%
8Goldman Sachs0.85475.87%130.08010.71%
9Calyon0.26321.80%
10UBS0.25631.76%80.64055.64%
Total14.5493911.33745
Average size:0.3730.252
June, European currencies, industrialized country issuers
2005 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1Calyon0.1751100.00%
Total0.17510.6063
Average size:0.1750.202
Prospect News High-Yield Underwriter Rankings
Criteria

• U.S. tables include all underwritten dollar-denominated offerings sold in the United States as public or Rule 144A deals reported to Prospect News.

• European tables cover deals denominated in currency of a European industrialized country

• Global tables cover deals denominated in currency of an industrialized country

• Amounts converted to dollars (if necessary) at rate shown in Federal Reserve's H.10 release on day of pricing

• Issues maturing in 397 days or less are excluded.

• Convertibles, trust preferreds, capital securities and preferred stock are excluded.

• Fixed-rate medium-term notes with a face value more than $100 million are included. All other MTNs are excluded.

• Deals rated investment grade by either Standard & Poor's or Moody's Investors Service are excluded, but deals not rated by both are included.

• Offerings are included in the time period in which they price.

• Amounts are based on the total sales price (face amount multiplied by the offering price). The full amount is credited to the bookrunner. For multiple leads, the total value is divided equally among joint bookrunners.

• Units made up of a bond and a warrant are included; other units are excluded.

• Sovereign issues are excluded.

• Each tranche is counted as a separate deal.

• Passthroughs, collateral trust and equipment trust certificates are included.

• Best efforts and non-underwritten deals are excluded as are remarketings.

• The headquarters location of the parent company is used for the country criteria (i.e. registrations in tax havens and offshore finance subsidiaries are ignored)


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